Mission Critical's columnists provide expert commentary from a variety of industry professionals in all sectors, including data centers, health care, Industry 4.0, utilities, government, education, and more.
Amy Al-Katib, editor-in-chief of Mission Critical magazine, shares her thoughts on a wide range of topics that affect the industry worldwide, including cybersecurity, data center training and education, site selection, and diversity, to name a few.
Get “Data Centered” with Melissa Reali-Elliott as she explores challenges that affect all aspects of the data center industry and shares insights on the solutions and opportunities available.
Chris Crosby is the CEO and founder of Compass Datacenters. Before that, he was senior vice president of corporate development for Digital Realty Trust. He uses this column as a means to share his unconventional wisdom with the rest of the industry so the global growth can continue.
Mission Critical's columnists provide expert commentary from a variety of industry professionals in all sectors, including data centers, health care, Industry 4.0, utilities, government, education, and more.
At the site level, Salute is either engaging a new build or taking over an existing data center. The key in both cases is to have a pristine data set prior to the go-live date, but the process of achieving this is slightly different.
Everyone says safety first. But what’s going to happen to all of the people riding the subway in New York when an emergency occurs and they can’t hear the instructions?
In the dynamic landscape of energy infrastructure, utility providers are navigating a paradigm shift as they strive to modernize and adapt to exponentially increasing demands.
Let’s stop making people feel like they don’t have a place in the industry. Instead, let’s start talking about what we do, and when people don’t understand it, let’s start explaining it instead of making them feel dumb.
Manufacturing companies continuously seek improvements that will streamline operations, remove inefficiencies, protect operations and deliveries, and surpass user expectations. More often than not, improvements are driven by the adoption and support of technology.